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Adjectives which normally occur before the noun
| autre | une autre histoire | another story |
| beau/bel/belle | un bel homme | a good-looking man |
| bon/bonne | un bon professeur | a good teacher |
| bref/brève | un bref épisode | a brief episode |
| double | un double whisky | a double whisky |
| haut/e | de hautes montagnes | high mountains |
| joli/e | une jolie femme | a pretty woman |
| mauvais/e | une mauvaise odeur | a bad smell |
| nouveau/nouvel/nouvelle | une nouvelle maison | a new house |
| petit/e | un petit problème | a small problem |
| vaste | une vaste enceinte | a vast arena |
| vieux/vieil/vieille | un vieux château | an old castle |
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French TOUT Lesson: Adjective, Adverb, Pronoun - YouTube[edit | edit source]
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